Security for E-Business - Managers Guide

Information Management Systems Inc.
Atlanta, GA, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Security for E-Business examines the client/server security concerns of the modern online business economy and looks at strategies to address these concerns. Security for E-Business discusses and helps managers understand how to map their security needs to the lifecycle security model.

This is an introductory course that discusses various security issues that are confronted by managers, project managers, directors, CIO¡¯s and office computer users. Included in this course are discussions of security history, the different intruder types, intrusion methods, data center security, disaster recovery policies, security options, and security violation recovery.

The E-Business Security course is also designed to provide an in-depth look at the concepts and implementation issues of client security, Internet security, secure transport, Web server security, operating system security, Web spoofing, use of Smart Cards, biometrics, iris scans, Smart Card application, firewall Internet security, and more.

What You Will Learn

Fundamentals of E-commers and E-business
How does E-Business relate to security
What are firewalls
Use of Smart Cards and Smart Card applications
Application vulnerabilities
Architecture-level data security
Firewall insecurity
How to recognize and prevent data-driven attacks.
How to certify components for security.
How to secure the operating system
Understand security terms
Who Can Benefit

This course is designed for professionals responsible for the creation and maintenance of Internet/intranet/extranet E-commerce/E-business security and performance.

E-Commerce and E-Business Security

Dangers in a Changing Paradigm of Business

How the Internet Change the way business is conducted
Doing Business on the Internet without security
Introduction to security
Threats to E-Commerce
Vandalism and Sabotage
Internal vs. external threats
Breach of Privacy or Confidentiality
Theft and Fraud
Violations of Data Integrity
Denial of Service
E-Commerce Security

Client Security
Secure Transport
Network Transport
Web Server Security
Operating System Security
Application Level Security
Deadly Content: Client Side

Vulnerabilities
Executing Malware
ActiveX(In) Security
ActiveX Containers, ActiveX Scripting
Authenticode: Establishing Trust for ActiveX
Deadly Controls
Java Security
Desktop Integration Problems
Cybersnot Problem
UMD Security Hole
MIT Bug
The Other "Dirty Dozen"
Java Script
Plug-ins and Graphic Files
Attachments
Push Technology and Active Channels
Securing Data Transactions

Secure Channels
Using SSL to Establish Secure Sessions
Role of Certification Authorities
Web Spoofing
Security Web Sessions using S-HTTP
Stored-account Payment Systems
Secure Eleectronic Transaction
E-Cash
CyberCoin
Smart Cards
CAFE
Mondex
Visa Cash
Securing the Commerce Server

Web Server
Databases
Server-side Scripts
Web Server Security
Mitigating the Dangers of CGI Scripts
Database Vulnerabilities
Designinig More Secure Software
Buffer Overflows
Analyzing Software Security

Cracks in the Foundation
Securing the Operating System
Name your Poison: UNIX or Windows NT
Firewall Insecurity
Data-Driven Attacks
Network Server Vulnerabilities

Burying the Deadly Defaults
Flaws in the Web Server
Flaws in CGI Scripts
Networking Software Insecurity
Denial of Service
Weak Authentication
Operating System Holes
Defending the Server
Securing the Future of E-Commerce

Certifying Components for Security
Certifying Technologies
Penetrate-and-Patch
Certifying Identity and Software
Java Components
ActiveX Components
...''

Phone:404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028

School Address:

2470 Cheshire Bridge Road
Atlanta, GA
United States - 30324
Phone : 404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028
Fax : 404 329-6365
Email : cservice@imsinc.com

Jobs & Resumes: Atlanta
Houses & Roommates: Atlanta

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